6 matching records for Respiratory Belt.
A noninvasive configuration of multiple electrodes (e.g., patches, belt-like) intended to be affixed to the thorax to perform continuous bioimpedance measurements for assessment of lung function (e.g., respiratory rate) or pulmonary conditions (e.g., atelec...
A noninvasive configuration of multiple electrodes (e.g., patches, belt-like) intended to be affixed to the thorax to perform continuous bioimpedance measurements for assessment of lung function (e.g., respiratory rate) or pulmonary conditions (e.g., atelec...
A noninvasive configuration of multiple electrodes (e.g., patches, belt-like) intended to be affixed to the thorax to perform continuous bioimpedance measurements for assessment of lung function (e.g., respiratory rate) or pulmonary conditions (e.g., atelec...
A non-sterile component of a breath-hold system that operates pneumatically and is designed to be worn around the chest or abdomen of the patient to detect movement during the respiratory cycle. It is connected to the system's base station where motion meas...
A battery-powered component of a breath-hold system designed to electronically receive a patient's mechanical respiratory movements, detected by a patient belt, convert these to electronic values and wirelessly transmit signals to a remote display that is v...
A noninvasive configuration of multiple electrodes (e.g., patches, belt-like) intended to be affixed to the thorax to perform continuous bioimpedance measurements for assessment of lung function (e.g., respiratory rate) or pulmonary conditions (e.g., atelec...